Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23
GRRMiN ELECTIONS.
The National Liberals Re-
ported to be Generally
Victorious.
Opinions by Prominent
German Newspapers.
The RsisAras win PrsAshly b. CaII,d
asSsan a. a QHOFum i Esslsd.
A Crushing Defeat % the View German
Liherals-fwsnty-twe Contests Ne
csasary = Socialists Gains and
Losses = PrseresslBts De-
morAllzsd-Deanltsly
Elected.

mer4taAfd-Dennitaiy
. Elected.
xhe oermmn RHeciions.
TWENTY TWO osxrEsrs NnonssAnx.
BERLrn. Feb. q, ,sA. m.-The rssalt,
\ 70 seventy election districts are known
. In twenty-five distrsota new elsotion1
will b necessary. In twelve districts
: The oontesfa will ee between the Social
lists and 6eptennisss; Ia Ave befweeu
New German Liberals and Geutenniate
2 in one between Oentrists and Demo
: Gratis; In one between Socialists aud
: New German Liberals; in one between
Socialists and New German LIBERALS,
and IN one between New German Lib
erals and Conservatives. Among she
candidates returned are four Csnkrisis.
twenty National Liberals, ave So
cialists, two lmpeFlalists, four Conssrv-
atlves, one Gnelph, one Nsg German
: Liberal and twelve Alsatiana including
Herfen kAbie and Antoniat. The
ether candidates Of tbs Prclester Party.
who we're Eenominated have been re-
elected. Herr OichleteF e the onlv
New German Liberal yet reelected.
BIsHkncK WILL BAnKLx GIT NAUGHTY.
RkRLTN, Feb. 22., Ia. M-From pres.
ent calculations Bismarck Win hsrelv
obtain q majority for his 8eptennaie
Bill. he required forty votes and he
has already won twenty. The REMAND.
eE are almost certain 10 20 90 that he
Government will not obtain q majority
sufiicient 10 adopt the monopoly bIlls.
PRooREssEsrs DKMoRALIzKD.
Herr WinAthorst has been re. eleoted.
The PFogressists are demorAlizsd. They
have mes with unexpected defeat, aud
have already lost seventeen seats. They
have only gained one seat. The Social
lst have lost ssven and gained three.
The total Socialists votes shows an ia
crease OF hve hundred thousand. The
National Liberals have gained nearly
g. many seats aa they have lost.
soEALIsTs' oANs AND LOSSES.
The Socialists have oarried the FIRST
nnd second divisions Of Hamburg aud i
altoona and Nuremberg. They have
lost Glauohen, Brunswick, Chimneitx. |
Schneiberg and Zenich.
DEFINITELY nERcrnD
BERLIN, Feb. 22, p.m.-At this hour
tne results are known. The candidates
elected include ~ Conservatives, In
perlaiiata ~ National Liberals, IL Cen
tFisss. 4 NV German L,berala. 8 social.
lats and IL Poles and for the balance. ia
30 districts, new elections viii he re-
Quired. 81 far 103 candidates have
been definitely elected comprising 66
Sepiennists and 81 opponents Of the
government.
hHi1ABIK MAJORITY AssuRKD.
sP. M.-The results in 200 el, cslon
districts are new known. The eandI-
dates elected comprise - OonaeFtiVes,
"A impefialisia, rs Osntrists, 81 National
Liberals, New German Liberals, 8
Socialists, 10 AisatiAna and 4 Poles.
New elections will be necessary ia So
districts. Ihe National Liberals will
probably elect 30 members. All the
democrats nave been defeated in South
ern Germany. A reliable government I
majority is assured.
pATK or SECOND ELECTIONS APPOINTED.
The supplementary elections viii BE-
held on March 8d. Herr BsnniDQsop,
the National Liberal leader, is elected.
OPINIONS on rHK Pnnss Z
BKRLu. Feb. 22.-The National Zef. =
tung commenting upon the eleetians
says: "The Feaalts az far as kno~n {
give presaee Of briiiisni 6epaennsts
victory. Tue results asosrtainsd thia /.
afternoon include n seats won from the !
hsiehsiaR majority OF January Il.
while the National Liberals have urest- !
% from their opponents y diatriets, OF !
vnich " we're lost By the New German
Lioefals, by the Centrists. 5 By tue
Socialists and By ths Democratic. The I
Nsg German Liberals have veritabiy
suffered crushing dsfeat.n
Toe Hachrichfen says: "Tf tha con. .
olnsion eau Be drawn from the general ,
summary OF the results, the proepeoss /
ef The National Parry are dscidedIV
favsrable. TIE sound sense Of he ,
German people has net lhe disusaoeful | /.
expeFimonts under the direetion Of An !
Apostle OF Revolution With Z resls,enee | I,
wnioh esldently vas not expected b. I
the allied opposition parties. Accord
inRly amonR the latter there prevails . |
general disappolntment. Among TIE
New German Liberals Q feeling Of IN /
tense DISNEY is plainly disoeEned be-
tween the high sounding pARasas Of the 1
party press. ~ tne outcome Of the /
eieeiions u such ~ % lsave oar enemies
70 no doubt a. % the fact that ue are
ARMY deteFmined 20 defend oufsalvea
70 the utmost for the protestion OF TIE
fathefland and are ready 20 make al | 7
. seriaoss which the Emperor asia, then I
the mainienance ef peace is peKhaps I
secured"
WILL HoT WATT FoB SECOND KLncrEuMs.
10 u reported IN Official circles thas !
the Emperor will summon sue Reich. :
staa 70 meet without waiting for the
supplementary eiegti0ns 10 Be held, as \
soon ~ the verified returns show the !.
election of q sufficient number Of depu- !.
hes 20 constitute . quorum.
EIcToRT ron THK NATIONAL LIBERALS. 1
Tbs FetuFna continue 20 show the Ma 8
iional L.berais' victories al aiona she
lines. OF thirty asats held By the Ma
sional Liberals In the last hsichsAae q
twenty-nvc have been again won. Be q
lides tbsse twenty three uoFs have been i
Ratned b the coalition u National Lib
erals and Free CONSERVATIVES. Amone
he members thns elected are Ni0nei. I.
Tor kfiedbure; Lensoh0ne. for Nsran.
Princo GArolath, for GrnenberQ; Oelk. {
neF. for kIntsln; Meier, foF gens: Pan.
maeheF, for DaisbafR; Bernuae. for o.. I
MsFquardstan, fer Wornae: Z
and Desehslhanns. fof Anhaak :
New mintsteF a. Washsnasoa.
VIHak, Feb. z2-Dr. Z. Schmidt 3
Won easarpa. counsellor Of tue Austria 5
Embassy e Berlin, has been 1
Appotnted Minister ai WssainRton, 10 i
piaos Of Baron Won sohadsf, uho has Z
tor some tinas been abstnt on leave.
The AppeeaehinG Canaafnn Eleesasn. :
OT7AvA. FEB. IA deep inasrsst i i
being crested n he federal slsetiona. !
whicn take plaes tomorFow. The Gov 4
eFnment's hands are IN he baiancs. q. I
ieooRh TIE Conservatives express hopas :
of being sustained b. q greatly rsfnsed 4
glsl1flty. 10 = likely THAI TIE PEemisF. I
3lr John Aaedonaid. uili loas seven es I
eight ssaia 10 OntaFio. uiih uozss psos-
pee1s i1 t1e PrOFinss Of Qzebea, Bhers ,
lhe cry raf1eo over the exeoati0n of
Lonis kisi, ne laadsr q the late North
usst heoellsens is p7odaetna "a I'M
fasofshia ad6cf. The R0EsFr mena
hspes - gaia seafa in NsE Brunssiek,
and one - Mnnlto1a. Ia mafsrtfQ AZ